The war of 1812. But the facts show it could not be regarded as a "Second War for American Independence".
The term implies that Britain had shown any desire to undo the revolution of 30 years earlier, and the facts show that, in fact, the opposite is true.
Had the United States been seriously concerned that the British, the superpower of the time, might seize on any excuse to retake the US, it probably would not have declared war, or invaded it's neighbour, Canada.
The invasion was decisively defeated by a force of aboriginals, Canadian militia, and British regulars, in a series of battles. It retreated back over the border and beyond, surrendering Detroit, Buffalo, and Fort Dearborn (Chicago).
The British counterattacked, and by the end of 1814, controlled large amounts of American territory, having already taken Washington and burned the White House. The Royal Navy's blockade of American ports, meanwhile, had devastated the US economy.
But the Brits were tired and war-weary after a much, much larger war against Napoleon. They won that war, freeing up as many as 100,000 battle-hardened soldiers to cross the Atlantic and finish things off. (Compare that to the 5200 who successfully defended Canada.)
Instead, they agreed to talks, and signed a treaty that restored the old borders. Britain's actions make it perfectly clear that it had no desire to undo the revolution when it could have easily used those troops to do so.
In fact, attacking a neighbour turned out to be the opposite of strengthening US independence. Things went so badly for the US that the seven New England states publicly discussed seceding from the Union. That discussion continued right up until the end of the war. Vermont spent the war selling vital war materials to the Royal Navy.
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Yes, Jennifer Lawrence stars in the film American Hustle. She plays the character called Rosalyn Rosenfeld.
Yes there is going to be a second Captain America movie called "Captain American: Winter Solider"
The battle by the 13 British American colonies for independence was called the American Revolution.
No and they were called Loyalists.
American Revolution
John Dickinson, a Founding Father, called for a resolution in the Second Continental Congress for Independence from Britain.
There were at least two. The first was called either the American Revolutionary War (or just the Revolutionary War in the US), or the American War of Independence. The second is usually called the War of 1812 (sometimes the Anglo-American War of 1812, since there were several other armed conflicts going on at the same time).
PatriotsThe American Revolution was characterized by a split in the support of colonist belligerents. Those who supported the American independence were called Patriots for their patriotic drive of self-government and republicanism. They were also sometimes called Whigs, who were members of the British Parliament who supported the colonists' side. These Patriots were usually farmers and countrymen who often felt the brunt of the taxes Parliament had levied on the colonies. Those who were against independence were called Loyalists or Tories, who were members of Parliament who were against the colonies.
It was called The American Revolution.
The war fought in the English American colonies for independence is called the Revolutionary War.
We called them 'patriots'. The British called them 'rebels'.
It is sometimes called the word's greatest political editorial because it started and encouraged the independence movement all around the world. It helped gain a wide based support for independence from all sections of society.
This very important historical document is called the Declaration of Independence.
The American Declaration of Independence.